Grand Lodge of Ohio Scholarships

Grand Lodge of Ohio Charitable Foundation · Free to apply

Accepting applicationsNeed-Based Scholarships

Award

Varies

One-time award

Free to apply. Legitimate scholarships never charge a fee. We use your student's information only to build their plan.

Closes
March 1, 2027
closes in 109 days
Essay
No
Recommendations
None
Need-based
Yes
Merit-based
No
Time to apply
~1 hr

Rules read against the official award page. Confirm on the provider's site before applying.

Requirements

Who can apply for the Grand Lodge of Ohio Scholarships, as the official award page states them. Your student must meet each one.

  • Must be a resident of Ohio
  • Open to high school seniors

To apply

  • Must complete a FAFSA and provide the first page of the Student Aid Report (SAR) showing the Expected Family Contribution (EFC).

No essay, recommendation letters or transcript are required: one of the lighter applications in the directory.

Good to know

  • The text mentions both a prior March 1, 2026 deadline and that submissions will be open through March 1st, 2027 for the active cycle.

Personalized matching

Does your student qualify?

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  • Requires OH residency

  • For high school seniors

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About the scholarship

Scholarships awarded by the Grand Lodge of Ohio Charitable Foundation to graduating high school seniors across Ohio's Masonic districts. Applicants are evaluated based on financial need demonstrated through the FAFSA Student Aid Report. Masonic affiliation or family relation to a Mason is not required.

How to apply

Sent by email or mail

  1. 1Access and fill out the scholarship application form.
  2. 2Complete the FAFSA and obtain the Student Aid Report (SAR).
  3. 3Include the first page of the SAR showing the Expected Family Contribution (EFC).
  4. 4Mail the completed application and required supporting documents to the Scholarship Chairman for your county/district by March 1, 2027.

From the sponsor's page, which is always the final word.

How the winners are chosen

The sponsor picks the winners from the students who apply. Most sponsors do not publish how many students apply.

Time to apply
~1 hr of work

Deadline and application cycle

The current deadline is March 1, 2027. This award runs on an annual cycle, with deadlines around March 1 each year.

Applications close
March 1, 2027

Free to apply. Legitimate scholarships never charge a fee. We use your student's information only to build their plan.

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Common questions about the Grand Lodge of Ohio Scholarships

How much is the Grand Lodge of Ohio Scholarships worth?

The Grand Lodge of Ohio Scholarships awards varies.

When is the Grand Lodge of Ohio Scholarships deadline?

The current deadline is March 1, 2027. This award runs on an annual cycle, with deadlines around March 1 each year.

Who is eligible for the Grand Lodge of Ohio Scholarships?

Key requirements: Must be a resident of Ohio; Open to high school seniors.

Does the Grand Lodge of Ohio Scholarships require an essay?

No essay is required. The application is light on requirements. Expect to spend about 1 hour on it.

How hard is it to win the Grand Lodge of Ohio Scholarships?

The sponsor picks the winners from the students who apply. What limits who can enter: open only to Ohio residents and open to a single grade level only. Plan on about 1 hr of work.

Is the Grand Lodge of Ohio Scholarships free to apply?

Yes. The Grand Lodge of Ohio Scholarships is free to apply. Legitimate scholarships never charge an application fee, and Solyo verifies every listed award against its official page.

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